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Below are links to the revision lists for any upcoming exams
Review: Look at the area you are revising or studying. Revise the topics you find most difficult first
Revise: Use the revision resources and specification linked on this website, good videos, exercises and revision sheets have been linked. Don't forget you have a login for integral maths which we highly recommend as it has different levels of difficulty worksheets, help videos, interactive lessons and it has been written for your syllabus.
Assess: Attempt past paper questions, remember to use your formula sheet
Black pen - closed book, in silence - exam conditions, use exam timings
Blue pen - open book. Take as long as you need to improve your answers
Green pen - mark your work. Make a note of questions you did not get correct and try them again a week later. If by looking at the mark scheme you don't understand your error bring your paper to your teacher and ask for help!
Anything you remember and understand will be in black, anything you forget but understand will be in blue. Green pen will indicate what you didn't understand.
Year 12 Programme of Study
6a - Year 12 Lead Mech.pdfLead teacher mechanics
6b - Year 12 Lead Stat.pdfLead teacher statistics
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Revision for upcoming exams: Click on exam title to see topic list and resources
Term 1 assessment
Term 1 assessment
Topics included:
November Exam
November Exam
ASSESSMENT WEEK (January)
ASSESSMENT WEEK (January)
Topics Studied
END OF YEAR EXAM (All As MAths Content)
END OF YEAR EXAM (All As MAths Content)
Your assessment week exam consists of two papers
The dates of your assessments are
Paper 1 - Pure & Mechanics
Paper 2 - Pure & Statistics
There is formula you need to know which are not given in the formula book. Click here to find which ones you need to know for this assessment.
You will be given a blank copy of the revision list in your exam.
What you need to be able to do on your calculator
Solve quadratics, solve quadratic inequalities, solve simultaneous equations, use the d/dx button, use the integration button, calculate mean and standard deviation in statistics mode. Calculate probabilities with PD and CD mode for binomial distribution
Topics included (these are linked to pages on this website, I suggest the first point to start revising is integral maths.
Algebra & Key Skills
Graphs
Circular co-ordinate geometry
Trigonometry
Polynomials
Differentiation
Differentiating equations with negative and fractional powers
Stationary Points
Optimisation
Integration
Areas under curves
Exponentials and logarithms
Differentiating e^x
Real life exponentials
Logarithmic scales
Mechanics
SI Units
Resultant forces
Motion Graphs
Use of SUVAT
Vectors
Variable acceleration
F=ma & Connected particles
Statistics
Large Data Set
Sampling methods
Probability
Venn Diagrams
Tree Diagrams
Independence & Mutually Exclusing
Mean and standard deviation using the calculator
Mean and standard deviation using summary statistics
Representing data
Histograms
Box plots
Discrete Random Variables
Binomial distribution
Hypothesis test for binomial distribution
P-value
Critical Region
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